Ellie’s secret diary

Cover of Ellie's secret diary by Henriette Barkow
Publisher: Mantra Lingua
Year: 2004
Language: de
Pages: 32
ISBN-13: 9781844442492
Dimensions:
Height: 8.50392 Inches
Length: 6.73227 Inches
Weight: 0.238125 Pounds
Width: 0.19685 inches
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Ellie’s Secret Diary by Henriette Barkow, published by Mantra Lingua in 2004, is a poignant exploration of the challenges faced by children dealing with bullying. This edition, written in German and comprising 32 pages, presents a moving account of one girl’s experiences, providing insight into the emotional turmoil that bullying can cause.

Readers will find that this book serves as a valuable resource for discussing social themes related to bullying. It encourages open dialogue among children and teachers, making it a useful tool for addressing these critical issues in a clear and accessible manner. Through its narrative, the book aims to foster understanding and empathy, helping to create a supportive environment for those affected by bullying.


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Bullying is a major misery in many children’s lives, and this diary is a moving account of one girl’s experience of being bullied. The issues covered in the book can enable both children and teachers to talk about bullying in an open and clear way.

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“Ellie’s secret diary” is credited to Henriette Barkow.
When was “Ellie’s secret diary” published?
Publisher: Mantra Lingua. Year: 2004.
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ISBN-13: 9781844442492.
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Language: de. Pages: 32.

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